Hong Kong’s status as a financial and trading hub could be jeopardized by the U.S.’s revocation of the city’s status as a largely autonomous Chinese territory. Here’s how. https://t.co/BpZBs1atrQ

Italy is reopening its borders for tourism but for now, locals are embracing the peace and quiet to visit the Colosseum and other famous sights themselves—sometimes for the first time https://t.co/v8384vuJYa

British politicians tried voting electronically. They decided they'd rather stand in a half-mile line. https://t.co/WlYzOi79S9

Take a look at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal https://t.co/oZvHqUrHpS https://t.co/lPF2P50Jnn

The French soccer league canceled its season. Yet nearly every other league in Europe is restarting play. Their comebacks have sparked a debate and a lawsuit about whether France gave up too soon. https://t.co/tPZHFCvDFz

The latest Brexit talks have ended with no breakthrough. Now Boris Johnson and EU leaders are expected to intervene. https://t.co/h3cauOg4NV

In the pandemic, more people are tapping retirement accounts to stay afloat. “If the bank takes my house, then my future is that little less secure anyway, so I would rather take the money now." https://t.co/Nbj4aK5XA0

In a post on one of HSBC’s social media accounts in China, the bank’s Asia-Pacific head Peter Wong is seen signing a petition in support of the law  https://t.co/mcDClwBOYs

From @WSJopinion: Here are some of the innocent who suffered as their businesses were burned or looted in the last week https://t.co/VrdRvSQLlD

Reporter @Lingling_Wei was ordered in March to leave China. "I had become collateral damage," she writes, "what some Chinese call 'bomb ashes.'" https://t.co/TeZasv0EM3

How a group of restaurants survived a pandemic, protests and sky-high delivery fees https://t.co/EmZ5hjIw9w

The landscape of the 2020 presidential race has shifted in a matter of days, making predictions of voter attitudes by November even more difficult https://t.co/a18pA0Gvhz

Keisha Lance Bottoms didn’t have any notes. She never broke eye contact. Her speech at a critical moment was one for the ages. https://t.co/36zOTYdo86

Here's an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal's weekend edition https://t.co/diC5FY7VzP https://t.co/BBDaY9zyUs

Facing a U.S. campaign to push back his company's swift global advance, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei crafted a counterattack. The victor in this fight may control the future of communication. https://t.co/HwiBWPYdKm

The Justice Department is deepening federal antitrust scrutiny of the U.S. meat industry, following complaints about industry pricing practices https://t.co/ptF0Agp2Of

Joe Biden has officially earned enough Democratic Party delegates to win the presidential nomination. Here's why that matters. https://t.co/QVloudkxFc

"Parents often underestimate how much specifics kids are ready for and can handle." Here's how you can talk to your children about the protests. https://t.co/NoyOFQXqOM

China and India are elevating talks between military leaders to try to calm tensions along their disputed borders in the Himalayan mountains https://t.co/7L3zePQD9u

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company will review policies on how it handles content related to civil unrest or violence, as the company faces criticism over its decision to not moderate or take down some posts https://t.co/U5i12XojM2